Small White Modern Bookshelf

It is a small stand which fits in the tight spaces. It is also very modern looking so looks really good.

Small foot print and easy to put together. Looks very modern.

I am new to digital photography. I come from large format black and white. I recently purchased digital equipment except for my strobes circa 1980's. I am totally unfamiliar with all of the modern language of photography. I knew cords were no longer needed to sync strobes with my modern camera. I called for help and ordered the Vello Off-Camera TTL Flash Cord for my Nikon. I was able to successfully fire my Elinchrom strobes. The digital world seems much simpler than the old days of large format and waiting to see how your film develops!

Purchased my first modern game PC and it's an amazing white CyberPower with the latest Nvidia RTX4090. Free fast delivery to West Coast in 2-days makes the purchase even better! Configured with: Intel 13900K, PNY Verto RTX4090, 16GB T-Force DDR5-5200MHz x1, Kingston SNV2S2000G NVMe SSD, Gigabyte Z690 UD AC board, CyberpowerPC Eclipse P428X case, CyberpowerPC Master Liquid Lite 240mm ARGB CPU Liquid Cooler , EVGA 1000W 80 Plus Gold power supply, Win11 Home. Read to game! Recommended!!

I bought this case for a number of reasons, it has a modern, sharp stylish look, I love the white interior and it is very well designed for those who are planning on water cooling their system, especially when they’re going to do a custom loop. I have not finished my build yet but I am working on it and the case is just superb, it is big enough to accommodate multiple radiators and either a distro plate or a pump/reservoir and also well designed to keep most of the mess hidden. The only cons from my perspective are that I wish a few more of the pieces on the case were white, like all the screws and the grommets (but that is something they could be solved with a can of spray paint).

I bought the Klipsch bookshelf setup with the four small speakers, the midrange, and the 12" sub woofer twenty five years ago. The system has been used A LOT, and sometimes very loud. It still sounds as good as the day I bought them. If the new system is anything like the old one, Its like a once in a life time buy. By the way, you've found a way to take my Klipsch with me, the Klipsch Groove. Just bought one, so far so good. I will let you know in twenty five years how much I used it and liked it.

I bought this because it is small enough to fit perfectly on my bookshelf. Inside, it is big enough to store a full frame DSLR and my lens collection (8 lens including a 70-240mm tele) plus a point-and-shoot camera. That said, I have to take all the lens shades off to fit.

I have small bookshelf speakers in my basement gym. I also have an older amp with NO subwoofer jack. No problem! This handles all the shortcomings. The directions are simple. I just ran cable from the speaker OUT to the woofer IN. Then from the woofer OUT to the speakers. Don't forget to turn up the base control on the back of the woofer. Sounds Great!!!

I have a bit of addiction to small, bookshelf loudspeakers. I have Klipsch RP600m, B&W DM601, Jamo S801, KEF 103.2, and others....I bought these Kanto YUP6 on glowing reviews I saw on YouTube. For under $200, how could I go wrong. Well, they are simply amazing! They outperform and/or rival all the other speakers I have in my collection. In fact, I recently put them up against $1600 KEF LS50 Meta and they actually held there own! Not sure there was $1400 of improvement. Not sure what magic dust Kanto used, but they built a unicorn!

I needed a small powerful bookshelf speaker for my living room. These work better than expected and look real classy. The sound is clean and crisp. I do recommend these for sure.